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This week, the entertainment was provided by Daughtry, with Season 5’s Chris Daughtry (4th place) heading up his self-titled bank, performing “Waiting for Superman.” Ryan Seacrest reminded Chris Daughtry about...
The Final Jeopardy question (4/3/2014), in the category “19th Century Politics” was: In 1884, George Pillsbury became mayor of this city. Day 4 of The Battle of the Decades 2000....
The Top 8 American Idol sang their audition songs on 4/2/2014 to show how much they’ve grown since the auditions, though none of them really sang the whole song at...
The Final Jeopardy question (4/2/2014), in the category “Monarchs” was: In 2005 the Kul Sharif Mosque of Tatarstan was reopened 453 years after it was destroyed by this man. Day...
Russ Schumacher tells Alex about his “spam” experience after his Jeopardy appearance. Larissa Kelly says “I’m coming for you, Alex.” If Tom Kavanaugh get to make his documentary, he says...
Well you knew this was coming. A Kansas City Royals fan named John Long has a parody version of Lorde’s Grammy award winning song “Royals” and it’s pretty cool. Although...
CNN news anchor Anderson Cooper told Howard Stern in a recent radio interview that his famous mother, Gloria Vanderbilt, is not leaving him her fortune. “My mom’s made clear to...
The Final Jeopardy question (4/1/2014), in the category “Famous Women” was: This crusader, in 1906: “More than 60 years of hard struggle for a little liberty, & then to die...
So where were we last week? Oh, yes, Uncle Bobby got the upper hand. So this week, it’s John Ross’ turn in Like Father, Like Son (Dallas, S3 E6, 3/31/14)....
The Final Jeopardy question (3/31/2014), in the category “Literature & Opera” was: An aria in this Shakespeare-based opera says, “Di Scozia a te promettono le profetesse il trono…che tardi?” The...
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